in the end of the vid it said that they were planning on taking, i think, the city to court

 

Couldn't agree with you any more.


I seriously kept waiting for a punch line or something... I didn't want to believe this was real!

 

Damn you!

 

that guy was way out of line, i deal with way worse face to face and still call the person sir or maam.

that guy cant be serious and this has got to be a mel gibson film.

 

oh god she is so filthy....

i am such a dirty old man....

 

Seriously, I've dealt with some irate customers in the past. It's actually more entertaining to remain calm and polite while they try to antagonize you because they get confused and give up on pissing you off. Getting irate back just escalates the situation, and as seen in the video, delays what needs to get done, raising the old guys blood pressure in the process too.

 

he should get fired {[("' PREIOD '")]}, I think he would start punching her if she report in person....haha

and yes mike, she is hot....

alan'09

 

the girl was wrong for using profanity, but its a 9-1-1 call and there is an emergency so it has to be excused, at least until you find out what the situation is.

The moment that he used profanity he was in the wrong, no matter what she was saying, and he should be fired for that. He is lucky the guy didnt die because of his actions.

 

i just showed my roommate this vid.... hes like "this is a joke right?" he also couldnt believe this was real

 

i hate stupid cops

 

Man, first of all, if you're a cop, shouldn't you have a thicker skin about people with bad attitudes?

 

Ok I just watched the video.

What. The. ****.

Suspended without pay for two weeks? REALLY? That mother****er should lose his job.

 

He wasn't stupid -- he was malicious and willfully deceptive.

 

i cant believe that...coming from a relative field that SHALL NEVER be done. what was he thinking?!?!?! thats even against human nature...jesus that guy is horrible

 

Hmm...I don't know.... This cop is a 20yr veteran with a spotless record. (Are they hiding something?)

Let's give him the benefit of a doubt and say that he really does have a spotless 20yr record and on that specific day/week, he was just going through a really tough time. Granted that considering the importance of his job, he should be taking time off. However, he is human after all and we all make human error. IF this was the case, does the guy still deserve to be fired?

For the record, I'm not necessarily defending the cop. Just playing devil's advocate and creating a scenario-based discussion.

In any case, if the guy does get fired over this, I would vote for him to get a customer service job at Fry's.